Khaosan

Phra Sumen Fort was built in 1783, along with the founding of Bangkok as a fortress to protect the city. There are only 2 well-preserved ancient forts left and Phra Sumen Fort is one of those. If you’re staying in the Khaosan area and want to spend an afternoon walking

The Baan Chao Phraya Art Gallery is located next to Santichaiprakarn Park and Phra Sumen Fort. This historic building has been renovated into an art gallery under the patronage of PTT Group, Thailand’s largest oil and petrochemical company. It is showcasing art pieces of both old and new Thai artists,

The Coin Museum exclusively presents the history of the currency and uses of coins from prehistoric to modern times. It showcases the ‘real’ coins from ancient civilizations around Southeast Asia, Siamese (Thai) Circulated coins, Commemorative coins, Medals as well as multiple collections of coins from around the World. If you

The National Gallery showcases the evolution of art creations from Thai people, from the very beginning of Thai historic time, Sukhothai period, to the present, both traditional and contemporary style of art. Visitors can find masterpieces of Thai fine art here.   What is the highlight? 1. Permanent Exhibition The

Many of you may have visited the Khaosan road and you may have noticed the long white wall across the street but never had the chance to walk inside. Behind this wall is Wat Chana Songkhram, the old temple that was built long before the founding of Bangkok. The name

Planning a trip to Khao San Road? Explore our ultimate guide to Bangkok’s iconic backpacker hub. Discover top activities beyond the bars, including art galleries, museums, riverside parks, and the best hotels on Phra Arthit for a relaxing stay.